I would certainly bake a cake, as I don’t see that providing a cake would be contributing to the sin. I wouldn’t vote to allow my church to be used for the ceremony, and I’d fight against a pastor officiating because that would directly contribute.
And I think I’d fight against putting any words on the cake that indicated approval of gay marriage.
But this isn’t the only fight that is going to happen, and sooner or later, we are going to have to start forcefully claiming our rights to be employed while publicly professing our beliefs.
There are probably things that if I was true to my testimony might lose me my job at work, and I’m too chicken to take that chance. Then I think of how the early christians suffered, people torn apart by lions, and realize that I am unworthy of the calling God has given me.
And I think I’d fight against putting any words on the cake that indicated approval of gay marriage.
I think that's the smart thing, and I think that follows WWJD frankly. If you are baking the cake, selling the flowers, cleaning up the hall afterwards….do it. If you're the preacher, singing during the service, etc, draw the line. Its really common sense…...